From war zones to Westminster, Christina Lamb has spent nearly four decades telling the stories that matter — often long before the rest of the world catches up.

Chief Foreign Correspondent at The Sunday Times, bestselling author, and a tireless advocate for global education, Christina joins Georgina Godwin to discuss her recent reporting on the mass abduction of Ukrainian children — a chilling campaign of forced assimilation and erasure — and reflects on what it takes to keep speaking out when the headlines move on. We discuss finding your voice in a noisy world, the moral responsibilities of journalists, and why some stories stay with you for life.

A measured, moving conversation with one of the finest foreign correspondents of her generation.

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